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Beishui once again increased its holdings of the Bank of China by nearly HK$900 million and surpassed Meituan by nearly HK$800 million; Nanshuibong made a record purchase of 22.4 billion yuan
On April 26 (Friday), Southbound made net purchases of HK$1,174 million in Hong Kong stocks today. Kuaishou-W and HKEx received net purchases of HK$500 million and HK$117 million respectively.
Express News | Southbound Capital made a net purchase of HK$1,174 billion today
Bank of China International: Reiterates CNOOC's (00883) “Buy” Rating Target Price to HK$21.84
The Zhitong Finance App learned that Bank of China International released a research report stating that it reaffirmed the “buy” rating of CNOOC (00883), and that the target price was raised from HK$19.95 to HK$21.84. Due to the recent surge in oil prices, CNOOC's profit in the second quarter is likely to be higher. If the typhoon does not have a significant impact, oil and gas production will exceed the upper limit of its target guidelines. According to the report, CNOOC's net profit for the first quarter increased 24% year-on-year to 39.7 billion yuan, 9% higher than the bank's forecast. This difference is mainly due to lower costs than expected, realized oil prices, and higher production than expected. From mid-March
CNOOC (600938): Q1 net profit of 39.7 billion yuan significantly exceeded expectations
CNOOC's 2024Q1 performance significantly exceeded expectations for 2024Q1 net profit of 39.7 billion yuan, +24% year over year, significantly exceeding market expectations. Growth sources were simply split: about 3.2 billion came from incremental factors, about 2.8 billion
China Oil Company Sees Strong Production and Profits This Quarter
CNOOC Limited achieved strong growth in both net production and net profit during the first quarter of this year, the company said on Thursday.
Cinda Securities released a research report on April 26 stating that it gave CNOOC (600938.SH) a purchase rating. The main reasons for the rating include: 1) the company narrowed the oil price gap to 2.61 US dollars/barrel; 2) the 24Q1 oil and gas product
Cinda Securities released a research report on April 26 stating that it gave CNOOC (600938.SH) a purchase rating. The main reasons for the rating include: 1) the company narrowed the oil price gap to 2.61 US dollars/barrel; 2) the 24Q1 oil and gas production growth rate reached 9.9%; 3) the cost of barrels decreased by 0.63 US dollars/barrel year on year; 4) the capitalization expenditure ratio for development and production was higher than planned. (Mainichi Keizai Shimbun)
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